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Her fierceness is what she defines, but the way she balances it with grace and uplomb actually separates her. The same actor Rakul Preet Singh brought with him as he shot for the cover of HT City Shostoppers.
Anytime to slow down it and always get up on his feet, the actor insisted that Gone Year taught him to take things at his own pace. “2024 was a year that gave me excessive happiness. I got married and then the work was very good, but then my back injury set me back. Initially, I was in refusal and it is going to recover, but you learn to surrender and feel that this is a lesson,” she says.
Rukul Preet Singh took a three -month break from work after her back injury to focus on her recovery in October last year and she says that it keeps things in perspective: “That period taught me to calm down and introspect; it was a mental battle, but I am very patient now what life is telling.”
And then she came back with a blast, earlier this year only gave a memorable performance in husband’s bavi. Acting with Arjun Kapoor and Bhumi Pednekar, it was one of the two-heroin projects that get away from many actors. Where does he come from in that security to choose such projects? “It comes from your childhood. If you are made to believe that you are quite good, you believe that you are very good. I have never heard that I have not heard my parents or my brother saying that ‘Nahi will be’. They have brought us from a fearless and confident, which is ‘Main Main My favorite Hoon, Humsha’ for me.
To be the ‘It Girl’ of Bollywood from Delhi, this process has been comfortable for the actor. But she does not pay much attention to this: “When I entered the industry, I did not know what ‘It Girl’ is. I just wanted to become a heroine and were on the big screen. When I started, people said that a girl has a shelf life in the cinema for five to six years, but as long as you look good, I work well.”
An image of a modern Indian woman, Rakul took her responsibility seriously as a public person. “You have to be cautious about everything you do for people. What I do on my job, this matter. But I also need to show reality- good and bad days. Even if I am not looking at my best every day, it is fine. I think there are many young children, which are those who are actors, and they are saying that they are saying.
So, how does she ensure it with her fashion? “For me, fashion is very relaxed. My style of style is easy and it’s not OTT. It’s my mood for the day and I like to wear clothes for the occasion.
Commercially, this year Rakul is back in the masala style, and now he is excited to elevate it with D Day Payer Day 2. But she says, this is much more than that. “DD Piyar Day was one of the most reliable films as it is not purely spice. It is also about the emotional scale that the film and its character gave me to find out. I am very excited about Part Two and I can say that it is a life -long role,” she ends.
Creative Director: Shara Ashraf Prayag Mishra
Photographer: Tejas Nerurkar
Stylist: Karishma Patidar
Styling Team: Vaishali Vijan
Makeup: Salim Saeed
Hair: Aliya Shaikh
Production: Shweta Sunny, Zahera Kayanat
Cover Design: Rip Kumar Saikia
Draper: Nazma Zafar Khan
Talent Co-Odinator: Akash Bhatnagar
Location: Oberoi, Nariman Point, Mumbai
PR Agency: Spice Pr
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